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UAFS Health Students and Staff to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

The COVID-19 vaccine will now be available for UAFS health students starting Monday, January 11. Read More

UAFS College of Health Sciences

Murphy Tours Another COVID Vaccination ‘Mega-Site’ at South Jersey College

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday toured another of the state’s six planned “mega-sites” being set up for mass vaccinations for the coronavirus. Read More

Gov. Phil Murphy

Highmark Health Appoints New Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer

Highmark Health today announced the appointment of Robert James, JD, MBA, MHA, as Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. James joined Highmark Health in 2015 as supplier diversity director and has steadily grown the program to become one of the top award-winning supplier diversity programs in the Americas, as recognized by industry peers through the Procurement Leaders Americas Supplier […]

Study: College Football Players Underestimate Risk of Concussion and Injury

U.S. college football players don’t accurately estimate their risk of concussion or injury, according to a recently released report. Read More

Dr. Christine Baugh

Howard University President Urges Black America to Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Howard University President Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick is urging Black America to get vaccinated in a public service announcement, according to university officials. Read More

Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick

Should College Students Be Required to Get The COVID-19 Vaccine? It’s Too Early for Colleges to Decide

As president of student government at Temple University, Quinn Litsinger intends to get the COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available for his age group — and he intends to encourage others to get it, too. Read More

Temple University

Penn Must Cut Ties with Dr. Albert Kligman, Who Conducted Unethical Human Research on Black Men | Opinion

Recently, a series of police killings of unarmed African Americans, including George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, has renewed attention to the history of abuses and institutional racism in the United States. This national conversation has led to institutional name changes (for example, removing Woodrow Wilson’s name from the Princeton University School of Public and International Affairs) and […]

Dr. Albert Kligman

Nyack College Buildings Have Safety Violations to Be Cured Before Schools Open: Officials

Numerous fire and safety violations and the need for special permits would halt any immediate plans to establish schools at the Nyack College campus, village officials said Tuesday. Read More

College Students Use Their Skills to Help Fight the Pandemic

Real-world experience without a degree. More than two dozen students at Wichita State University are using their skills to fight the pandemic. Read More

Wichita State University

UAB Becomes Nation’s First Health-Promoting University

The University of Alabama at Birmingham is the first university in the United States to adopt the Okanagan Charter and become an internationally recognized Health Promoting University, said UAB President Ray Watts. Read More

University of Alabama at Birmingham

OU Building to Be Used As COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Site

Ohio University’s Athens campus will be a distribution location in January 2021 for the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for frontline health care workers. Read More

Ohio University’s Athens campus

Healthcare System Called to Help Educate Communities of Color About Vaccine

Faith in the COVID-19 vaccine is an uphill battle for communities of color and one Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services health educator is calling on a mid-Missouri health system to help educate against the mistrust. Read More

COVID-19 vaccine

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